How to Get Bug Spray Off of Plexiglas
When using bug spray, the residue often gets left behind on surrounding surfaces. When it comes to Plexiglas and similar hard, non-porous surfaces, the bug spray typically leaves behind a hazy film that can be sticky, slippery and unattractive.
To keep the Plexiglas surface looking its best, you must safely remove the bug spray without damaging the Plexiglas.
Things You Will Need
- Spray bottle
- Water
- White vinegar
- Dish soap
- Cleaning rags
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Fill a spray bottle with 2 cups water, 1 cup white vinegar and 4 drops dish soap. Shake the bottle to mix ingredients.
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Mist the spray over the Plexiglas surface and scrub the Plexiglas gently with a cleaning rag. Continue across the plexiglass until all bug spray is removed.
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Allow the Plexiglas to air dry. The combination of vinegar and dish soap cuts through the bug spray and leaves behind no residue.
The Drip Cap
- When using bug spray, the residue often gets left behind on surrounding surfaces.
- Mist the spray over the Plexiglas surface and scrub the Plexiglas gently with a cleaning rag.
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Mel Frank is a professional freelance writer with over 15 years of writing experience. She has completed a wide variety of writing assignments for a number of publications that include CNN and various websites. Frank received a Bachelor of Fine Arts from a prestigious university in Pennsylvania.
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